Join UNICEF’s Caribbean Multi-Country Office as an Operations Specialist (Administration, Supply and Procurement) and coordinate an integrated portfolio of administration, procurement, supply and logistics services across our 12-country operation. You will help strengthen service delivery, operational performance and efficiency, driving more standardized and agile ways of working that enable programmes and humanitarian response across the region.
The Supply and Logistics Officer supports the effective management of supply chain operations, procurement, warehousing and distribution activities to ensure the timely delivery of programmes and services for children in the Republic of the Congo.
The consultancy will provide time-bound technical assistance over four months to conduct rapid reconnaissance assessments (RECCE), translate findings into evidence-based county and sub-county microplans, and support coordinated delivery, monitoring, quality assurance and documentation of integrated health and nutrition outreaches.
UNICEF Ukraine is seeking a national Communication Consultant to develop and deliver communication products, campaign materials, reports and activation packages that raise awareness of the situation of children and young people, highlight the impact of the war and support engagement and advocacy for children's rights. Under the supervision of the Chief of Communication & Advocacy, the consultant will: Organize events and visits. Plan and implement campaigns. Produce high-quality content to be published on UNICEF Ukraine channels and disseminated widely. Produce and manage a media directory with information on type of engagement, mention or interview log.
UNICEF Tajikistan seeks to engage a national consultant to provide temporary, specialized and deliverable-based technical, analytical and coordination support to advance its expanding climate portfolio. Tajikistan is highly exposed to extreme heat, drought, floods, mudflows, landslides and glacial risks, which affect the continuity, quality and affordability of child-critical services, including education, health, nutrition, water and sanitation, social protection and energy.
Within the UNICEF Country Programme and in support of Government of Serbia commitments on Early Childhood Development (ECD), Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC), and child and adolescent mental health, UNICEF has supported systemic reforms across health, education and social protection sectors. Significant progress has been achieved through the expansion of parenting support programmes, family-centred early intervention services, inclusive preschool education, and community-based mental health services, supported by strong intersectoral cooperation and national policy frameworks.
Despite these achievements, challenges remain in ensuring equitable access and quality services for the most vulnerable children and families, particularly Roma, rural, poor households, and children with disabilities. Further strengthening of intersectoral coordination, local service networks, and sustainable system solutions is needed to scale up results.
To support these priorities, UNICEF seeks an individual consultant to strengthen ECI, ECEC and mental health support systems through policy development, intersectoral cooperation, local-level implementation support, and the development of a Model Local Protocol on Intersectoral Cooperation to improve coordinated, accessible and community-based services for children, adolescents and young people. The assignment will contribute to stronger inclusion, wellbeing and support for vulnerable children, adolescents and their families.
Are you an experienced child protection professional with expertise in armed violence, child recruitment prevention and reintegration? Join UNICEF Mexico to help shape and implement strategic, evidence-based responses for children affected by armed and criminal violence, working with government, civil society, communities and other partners to strengthen prevention, protection and reintegration systems.
UNICEF is looking to engage an Open-Source data collection consultancy for a three-month period to collect, verify, and analyze publicly available information on grave violations against children in agreed upon conflict situations.
UNICEF is seeking for a Consultant to provide dedicated technical support to the CNF Management Unit on data management, data visualization, monitoring and evaluation over a two-year period (January 2027 – December 2028).
The Health & Nutrition specialist will provide international technical leadership and surge capacity for programme planning, implementation, monitoring and partnership coordination. The incumbent will support both national-level engagement and field implementation, including in humanitarian settings, while strengthening the sustainability, quality and evidence base of UNICEF-supported interventions.
UNICEF’s Office of Internal Audit and Investigations is seeking an experienced Budapest-based Operations Associate to provide comprehensive administrative and operational support for OIAI sections in New York Headquarters, Budapest and Nairobi.
The Operations Associate will help ensure efficient, compliant and high-quality administrative services across the office. The role requires strong organizational skills, sound judgment, confidentiality and the ability to work effectively with colleagues and stakeholders from diverse cultural and professional backgrounds.
UNICEF Madagascar is seeking an experienced Nutrition Specialist to lead the First Food initiative and advance sustainable food systems that improve child nutrition. The position will drive partnerships, innovation and evidence-based programming to increase access to nutritious foods for young children, strengthen dietary diversity, and support the achievement of national nutrition and sustainable development goals. Join a dynamic team committed to delivering lasting results for children and families across Madagascar.
The consultant will provide specialist technical and analytical support under the direction of the ESARO People & Culture Chief, the SMR Workstream on Workforce Transformation and Organizational Change and in close coordination with DPC.
UNICEF Lebanon is looking for a Digital Impact Associate to provide ICT user support, maintain digital systems and equipment, support connectivity and audiovisual services, and contribute to digital solutions, data analysis, and reporting across Beirut and field offices.
In response to a request from the Ministry of Social Development (MoSD), UNICEF Oman will provide technical support to develop a comprehensive framework for child-wellbeing indicators and developing analytical tools that establish a common framework for measuring and monitoring the status, well-being, and rights of children in the Sultanate of Oman.
UNICEF’s work relies on putting children, young people, their families and communities at the center of its actions. UNICEF promotes evidence-based, people-centered and locally owned development and humanitarian initiatives. This is especially important in settings affected by climate shocks, environmental degradation and persistent gender inequalities, which shape behaviours, access to services and community resilience. Through its Social and Behaviour Change (SBC) programming, UNICEF helps ensure that programmes and services are more responsive, inclusive and sustainable. This approach also makes public action more inclusive and strengthens relationships between communities, public authorities, and service providers. By building trust, it supports greater uptake of current programmes and services while also helping systems become more resilient to future shocks, including climate-related disasters, environmental crises and public health emergencies. It also strengthens social capital and collective efficacy, reinforcing community cohesion, and people’s ability to adapt and respond together.
UNICEF Maldives is looking for a dedicated Child Protection Officer (Juvenile Justice) reporting to the Child Protection Specialist. The Child Protection Officer supports UNICEF's efforts to ensure that every child is protected from violence, abuse, neglect, and exploitation, and has access to child-friendly justice systems.
UNICEF Bangladesh is seeking an Information Management Officer (Level 2, Temporary Appointment) to help strengthen the information systems and evidence that guide programmes and the humanitarian response in Cox's Bazar. Working within the Planning, Monitoring and Reporting team, the Officer will support the coordination of the office Information Management Pool, support the operationalization of a central information management system, standardize indicators and reporting processes, and improve data quality across UNICEF programmes and UNICEF-led sectors.The role combines technical information management with coordination and practical service delivery. The Officer will support databases and digital platforms, dashboards, GIS and emergency monitoring; contribute to JRP, HAC, HPM, donor and programme reporting; and build the capacity of colleagues and partners to use data responsibly. We are looking for a collaborative and solutions-oriented professional who can turn complex information needs into reliable systems, clear analysis and timely decision-support products.
🚀 Drive Evidence-Based Humanitarian Programming for Children in Cox’s Bazar. Are you passionate about using data, evidence, and strategic planning to improve outcomes for children and communities affected by humanitarian crises? UNICEF Bangladesh is seeking a highly motivated and analytical Planning and Monitoring Officer, NO-B (Temporary Appointment) to join the Planning, Monitoring and Reporting (PMR) team in Cox’s Bazar, one of the world's largest humanitarian operations. In this role, you will lead and coordinate programme planning, humanitarian performance monitoring, implementation monitoring, and third-party monitoring activities across UNICEF-supported interventions. Working closely with programme sections, government counterparts, implementing partners, and monitoring service providers, you will help ensure that high-quality evidence and reliable data drive programme decisions, accountability, and results for children and families. From supporting the development of the Humanitarian Action for Children (HAC) and Joint Response Plan (JRP), to strengthening monitoring systems, conducting field monitoring missions, overseeing Third-Party Monitoring (TPM), and producing analytical reports and dashboards, you will play a critical role in enhancing programme effectiveness and adaptive management in a complex humanitarian setting. If you are an innovative and results-oriented professional with strong analytical skills, experience in monitoring and reporting, and a passion for humanitarian action, this is an exciting opportunity to contribute to UNICEF's mission and make a meaningful impact for children and vulnerable communities in Cox's Bazar.
This assignment aims to strengthen UNICEF’s child poverty reduction efforts by developing updated practical guidance and tools that help UNICEF staff and government partners identify the drivers of child poverty, design effective policy and programme responses, influence public policy and financing decisions, and monitor progress toward reducing monetary and multidimensional child poverty. The consultant will draft and coordinate the development of a suite of evidence-based guidance products, incorporating lessons learned, best practices, and stakeholder consultations.
Join UNICEF’s Caribbean Multi-Country Office as an Operations Specialist (Administration, Supply and Procurement) and coordinate an integrated portfolio of administration, procurement, supply and logistics services across our 12-country operation. You will help strengthen service delivery, operational performance and efficiency, driving more standardized and agile ways of working that enable programmes and humanitarian response across the region.
The Supply and Logistics Officer supports the effective management of supply chain operations, procurement, warehousing and distribution activities to ensure the timely delivery of programmes and services for children in the Republic of the Congo.
The consultancy will provide time-bound technical assistance over four months to conduct rapid reconnaissance assessments (RECCE), translate findings into evidence-based county and sub-county microplans, and support coordinated delivery, monitoring, quality assurance and documentation of integrated health and nutrition outreaches.
UNICEF Ukraine is seeking a national Communication Consultant to develop and deliver communication products, campaign materials, reports and activation packages that raise awareness of the situation of children and young people, highlight the impact of the war and support engagement and advocacy for children's rights. Under the supervision of the Chief of Communication & Advocacy, the consultant will: Organize events and visits. Plan and implement campaigns. Produce high-quality content to be published on UNICEF Ukraine channels and disseminated widely. Produce and manage a media directory with information on type of engagement, mention or interview log.
UNICEF Tajikistan seeks to engage a national consultant to provide temporary, specialized and deliverable-based technical, analytical and coordination support to advance its expanding climate portfolio. Tajikistan is highly exposed to extreme heat, drought, floods, mudflows, landslides and glacial risks, which affect the continuity, quality and affordability of child-critical services, including education, health, nutrition, water and sanitation, social protection and energy.
Within the UNICEF Country Programme and in support of Government of Serbia commitments on Early Childhood Development (ECD), Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC), and child and adolescent mental health, UNICEF has supported systemic reforms across health, education and social protection sectors. Significant progress has been achieved through the expansion of parenting support programmes, family-centred early intervention services, inclusive preschool education, and community-based mental health services, supported by strong intersectoral cooperation and national policy frameworks.
Despite these achievements, challenges remain in ensuring equitable access and quality services for the most vulnerable children and families, particularly Roma, rural, poor households, and children with disabilities. Further strengthening of intersectoral coordination, local service networks, and sustainable system solutions is needed to scale up results.
To support these priorities, UNICEF seeks an individual consultant to strengthen ECI, ECEC and mental health support systems through policy development, intersectoral cooperation, local-level implementation support, and the development of a Model Local Protocol on Intersectoral Cooperation to improve coordinated, accessible and community-based services for children, adolescents and young people. The assignment will contribute to stronger inclusion, wellbeing and support for vulnerable children, adolescents and their families.
Are you an experienced child protection professional with expertise in armed violence, child recruitment prevention and reintegration? Join UNICEF Mexico to help shape and implement strategic, evidence-based responses for children affected by armed and criminal violence, working with government, civil society, communities and other partners to strengthen prevention, protection and reintegration systems.
UNICEF is looking to engage an Open-Source data collection consultancy for a three-month period to collect, verify, and analyze publicly available information on grave violations against children in agreed upon conflict situations.
UNICEF is seeking for a Consultant to provide dedicated technical support to the CNF Management Unit on data management, data visualization, monitoring and evaluation over a two-year period (January 2027 – December 2028).
The Health & Nutrition specialist will provide international technical leadership and surge capacity for programme planning, implementation, monitoring and partnership coordination. The incumbent will support both national-level engagement and field implementation, including in humanitarian settings, while strengthening the sustainability, quality and evidence base of UNICEF-supported interventions.
UNICEF’s Office of Internal Audit and Investigations is seeking an experienced Budapest-based Operations Associate to provide comprehensive administrative and operational support for OIAI sections in New York Headquarters, Budapest and Nairobi.
The Operations Associate will help ensure efficient, compliant and high-quality administrative services across the office. The role requires strong organizational skills, sound judgment, confidentiality and the ability to work effectively with colleagues and stakeholders from diverse cultural and professional backgrounds.
UNICEF Madagascar is seeking an experienced Nutrition Specialist to lead the First Food initiative and advance sustainable food systems that improve child nutrition. The position will drive partnerships, innovation and evidence-based programming to increase access to nutritious foods for young children, strengthen dietary diversity, and support the achievement of national nutrition and sustainable development goals. Join a dynamic team committed to delivering lasting results for children and families across Madagascar.
The consultant will provide specialist technical and analytical support under the direction of the ESARO People & Culture Chief, the SMR Workstream on Workforce Transformation and Organizational Change and in close coordination with DPC.
UNICEF Lebanon is looking for a Digital Impact Associate to provide ICT user support, maintain digital systems and equipment, support connectivity and audiovisual services, and contribute to digital solutions, data analysis, and reporting across Beirut and field offices.
In response to a request from the Ministry of Social Development (MoSD), UNICEF Oman will provide technical support to develop a comprehensive framework for child-wellbeing indicators and developing analytical tools that establish a common framework for measuring and monitoring the status, well-being, and rights of children in the Sultanate of Oman.
UNICEF’s work relies on putting children, young people, their families and communities at the center of its actions. UNICEF promotes evidence-based, people-centered and locally owned development and humanitarian initiatives. This is especially important in settings affected by climate shocks, environmental degradation and persistent gender inequalities, which shape behaviours, access to services and community resilience. Through its Social and Behaviour Change (SBC) programming, UNICEF helps ensure that programmes and services are more responsive, inclusive and sustainable. This approach also makes public action more inclusive and strengthens relationships between communities, public authorities, and service providers. By building trust, it supports greater uptake of current programmes and services while also helping systems become more resilient to future shocks, including climate-related disasters, environmental crises and public health emergencies. It also strengthens social capital and collective efficacy, reinforcing community cohesion, and people’s ability to adapt and respond together.
UNICEF Maldives is looking for a dedicated Child Protection Officer (Juvenile Justice) reporting to the Child Protection Specialist. The Child Protection Officer supports UNICEF's efforts to ensure that every child is protected from violence, abuse, neglect, and exploitation, and has access to child-friendly justice systems.
UNICEF Bangladesh is seeking an Information Management Officer (Level 2, Temporary Appointment) to help strengthen the information systems and evidence that guide programmes and the humanitarian response in Cox's Bazar. Working within the Planning, Monitoring and Reporting team, the Officer will support the coordination of the office Information Management Pool, support the operationalization of a central information management system, standardize indicators and reporting processes, and improve data quality across UNICEF programmes and UNICEF-led sectors.The role combines technical information management with coordination and practical service delivery. The Officer will support databases and digital platforms, dashboards, GIS and emergency monitoring; contribute to JRP, HAC, HPM, donor and programme reporting; and build the capacity of colleagues and partners to use data responsibly. We are looking for a collaborative and solutions-oriented professional who can turn complex information needs into reliable systems, clear analysis and timely decision-support products.
🚀 Drive Evidence-Based Humanitarian Programming for Children in Cox’s Bazar. Are you passionate about using data, evidence, and strategic planning to improve outcomes for children and communities affected by humanitarian crises? UNICEF Bangladesh is seeking a highly motivated and analytical Planning and Monitoring Officer, NO-B (Temporary Appointment) to join the Planning, Monitoring and Reporting (PMR) team in Cox’s Bazar, one of the world's largest humanitarian operations. In this role, you will lead and coordinate programme planning, humanitarian performance monitoring, implementation monitoring, and third-party monitoring activities across UNICEF-supported interventions. Working closely with programme sections, government counterparts, implementing partners, and monitoring service providers, you will help ensure that high-quality evidence and reliable data drive programme decisions, accountability, and results for children and families. From supporting the development of the Humanitarian Action for Children (HAC) and Joint Response Plan (JRP), to strengthening monitoring systems, conducting field monitoring missions, overseeing Third-Party Monitoring (TPM), and producing analytical reports and dashboards, you will play a critical role in enhancing programme effectiveness and adaptive management in a complex humanitarian setting. If you are an innovative and results-oriented professional with strong analytical skills, experience in monitoring and reporting, and a passion for humanitarian action, this is an exciting opportunity to contribute to UNICEF's mission and make a meaningful impact for children and vulnerable communities in Cox's Bazar.
This assignment aims to strengthen UNICEF’s child poverty reduction efforts by developing updated practical guidance and tools that help UNICEF staff and government partners identify the drivers of child poverty, design effective policy and programme responses, influence public policy and financing decisions, and monitor progress toward reducing monetary and multidimensional child poverty. The consultant will draft and coordinate the development of a suite of evidence-based guidance products, incorporating lessons learned, best practices, and stakeholder consultations.
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